The maker of BlackBerry e-mail devices, fresh from settling a suit that threatened its very business, is buying a company that will allow it to marry BlackBerrys with corporate phone systems. Research in Motion has bought Ascendent Systems, which makes software for connecting cell phones to a corporate phone switch. Merging Ascendent's software into RIM's will enable office-phone functions like simultaneous ringing at several locations, call transfer and spontaneous teleconferencing, a RIM executive said.
March 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The maker of BlackBerry e-mail devices, fresh from settling a lawsuit that threatened its very business, is buying a company that will allow it to marry BlackBerrys with corporate phone systems.
“It makes your BlackBerry perform just like your desktop phone,” said Jim Balsillie, co-chief executive of the company behind the BlackBerry, Research in Motion Ltd.
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